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1. pe ,Natant •vert 1 rids)- MtoralnR. by Me' ihu s. The Exeter to*: cal hoard did 1
ticc isoir Baia.- at their °eke.North stoseidesire the Selectioru, alai put in the
GODERICH. ONTARIO, J I4bte. But rather thaw j 4uripture at Thing's
FRIDAY. Dat, 24TN, 111116,a11, the lelecti'ms mutt road Who :
--- _ out say aught against t•
Our Mkt.
For aswlwiea rrewice.
i10N. EDWARD BLAKE.
ler malar/. P►eeter.
U')N. OLIVER MtoW.AT.
Wool Ns sem tt• •b• t wags.■.,
111. --CT row ort tie•-., tat t'. -
'meat Nares ta fM L•-ahla:ere.
HON. A. M. It. to-
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a Boodle knead* Must Go.
rift-'1111fLb INTORNO/1'o HL.
Here is the maw point in Iliia
strange controversy. Tile B:hie as not
oast out of the school 1t can be nee 1
ii any school if the trustr.•s &eters it.
But rather taan have ee Ilib.is at a'I,
t:.e Selecaotts are ublil;at,:.y. It is not
a ;oestiun of 11,11 a or Se'tctivns, for ilii
-a.rlauiuw csun, t cr•td__S'L! the B1t.le
.1..uld the trainee deemed the whole
_ John. 1s ies. otte then pf . ficript.raral
aelectinne rather then no Scripture st
a:i All lowers of the Scriptures will
ace that the Government deserves credit
f .r ivauting that at neat a portion i f
'CA Scriptures .hall be reed is every
j. r. blit ach ot.
CoL. A. M. P.om is a peesty good sired
Flan, hot after he "eat doses" es Wm.
t ampbell .on Tuesday that worthy
thought the gellaut Colonel eeiehed a
tan:
Da. TAsLos said at the nomination
t.t Tits 8wi..L'a verbatim report of
!. a " at Iwssdeebomo. teas • true
•
no. Somas severe timate • state -
insert it deer sat beans lo be true
Da. T to u• s speeches grow 1nroer,
Lott mote meNiled. 10 M really • shame
tat a good-natured, til diodeo and kind
: :!a man a1:cu!d 'b. forced to make
..ch foolish and islets t polleioi4 liar
.tura
s Government says y.a\may have
whole Bible in the seboul, to be reed
�i .a y:ur trustees may direct ; bit you i
mast tossti the selections from the M ap-
tart, (endorsed by the leaden in the
ekutebes rather than nothiem at all.
11 here to t.ie setting aside of the whole
Bible '
CoL. A. M. Root. amid the cheers of
t`.e Liberals and the ci nfssion of the
fries, at the public norairution on Toes -
'lay forced the Tory candidate to ad-
roit that he did not write the election
eddresa to which his signature was ap-
pended. It is to the doctor's eredat that
lie didn't know enough to write arch a
screed. He was very foolish to put his
/tame to what he did'. t writs, snd palm
:t off as his own. Sir John knew too
inch to do that with the pamphlet os
Italian Affairs.
Cot. Rasa a .perch oa Tesedy was ■
• rest. In the short time at kis disposal
i /threw a flood of light upon Provincial
attain. His handling of the surplus
'IusMioa was grand. The way he rub -
nil it int. the Tories about our .nog
surplus, $5,000,000 of which is in-
vested in Dominion bonds bearing in -
'ores! at L per cent, as be moored ly
ilio °Haws blue book., was well worth
hewing. A prorisrial treasurer who
oars borrow money at 44 per coot., and
lead mosey at 6 per Beat. deserves to be
returned. The "imaginary surplus'.
as the Tories ignorantly cell it,
is a wbutaatial $6,5C0,000, bring's, is
yearly interest of 0329,000. The Tories
have heew heisted es the &o surplus cry.
Tux candidate* have ed eil•.ra
I Meta's narnl will be priu is bhp, ink,
; •11.9 f..)1•.r's AS red. 1'! ashrtutuate
1 D ester will het mighty ht on Tuesday
1. onto, a!: the *sour, i.,, will 'seed a
lents-en on Wed teensy in ' -ler to fiud •
Tory.
COL. Rua•-' sped01i—u011 i icy uTH'
nunuuatp•u was a masted me. Pucr
car Tayl..r got ell mixed up the middle
of his reply, and rued the 1 halt of his
• preli, which was written I.r him by
hie nephew, a youth attend z the High
a_bi,ul. The doct+ir was si pe eiuug!l
to confess that lis nephew te the ad-
dress.
fat Dominion blue book Pave been
brought to the fre_cit by th Pmvu,ei•
Treasurer to show the lytta a Govern -
to ...t raid the 1)itano een0met t
1 'forest ou abets, $5,0 4.000 it the t•n.-
rwcaal surplus u,vr.tel in (h.ierumeut
beide, hearing iutereet at 1' ver cent.
-Acid theta hot all tb.t. outarlp.sisplus,
either.
•
Ds TATUM has nit bveu a sepportcr
of the S.:ott Act. Ile has oo pyspstty
with the temperer' party, sot is Le
s ipp.rte _ as a wasp.. rancw van by any
t us, trae'a.1. Baur ten;prranee Tories
are talkint; arrow the Doctor being a
prohibitionist and relieve' tempseanoe
c nodi !ate. They know they l.. , eel
the el...it..rs drew it, too.
Ir the Tori« wi n. t beaten no the
liuo.l.ary Award, the Streams Bill, the
Lueaae and ether contested gaestiut.s
b'lore the Privy Council, bow is it, that
the Meii essd the T.•ry paper* had small
headings on these occasions, and the
(i105- and the other Liberal papers baJ
bit headings end roosters ! Why did
the Tories disk oat cat sight .0 the days
these deeiaiOM were announced.
Loot, Snowed or Stoles from the
township of Ashfield, • Protestant
H•'rse Y. i:eu last seen it eat healing
for the town.h•p .•t Roderick. The
animal was of the "Tontinestrain, and
was of • decided "Chestnut" color. The
fierier wild please feed bile with .atm
non a discarded Mrs.! hex. and lead
gently towards the Conservators
nemeilhM wkms,-W1 MEW-,
Ma Catfrmore"lempan.e." speech
at the ssmksatia etas eheresterw'ie rt(
the toss. He seM the t r 1 piny
ossa, bet he felled to dollen the goods.
He has trees saeatted cwt of everything
like *twined C . effort it is
tree that so pollee magistrate withost •
salary was sppoisted for West Huron,
rte a fit )sem rowld awe he Assad. Mr
pbell serer thought of
• man at any time ; M is the self
need eh•sepioa of the Scott As'.
should here shows his teal that
lir Sw.sertoe, alleged temper -
winkle, has been repudiated by
*ter f electoral mins.
opwh sheered at Rrece4e'4
r drinking, sod did mot dory it,
Mr tliaheap )sale the rhino' be
face.
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GENERAL' INTELLIGENCE
GODERICH. ONT., FRIDAY, DEC. 24, `18x6.
WHAT'S U P t
salt we had no trouble about F. d.nal
veto*, boundary swan) rueti.os, streams
' hill disallowances, and McCarthy Act
That Are RIappening humbug.. We weren't w homogeneous
Around Us. i thea as we are now, and the ycusg ono
had to tale a back pew at all political
exercises. Now, however, things have
chaierd, all the old )nen are willing—
nay, anxious - that the young men
should take tort se all matters pertain-
ing to the go•ternioeut of the country
During the present election the Young
Liberals have dune excellent work,
end tiny deserve credit for having far-
oisbed the men 10 take op the cudgel,
The It.rw.it of the Tees 4 sestiaser Th.
Old sad Sew 1. Pdtu.., '•Tie Whisky
INeed Nwtl Seo- sable for Wee. A. N.
moo en Teeednj arae.
—I was out to one of the political
•uuus tohearwhet s h Imre
^ lithe 'pouters s1
hell' slim Vb say eft the Seim of
the day. The iueetiug woe rn our town
null, Colborne, and the au.itenee esu a
large one, with a good sprinkling of
ladies. H. A. M. Ross our oaudidete
ter the Loot' was *cc .mpanied by Kest
Home's Cession n, but although the
Tory audidate was invited, he failed to
'omenta and w did any of his atilt•
bo•iied amietaats. Aud right here and
now I want to naive my tuneful voice
against the superlative meanness of thio
Tory speakers iia Wort Huron in thus
tar egolectiog to give the little doctor a
boost .load; the winced highway. Up
to date le,.t one of them lies dared 4o put
in appearance un the platform and my a
word as bag as a stwtgrd-seal in favor
of their candidate. I don't thick this
is r sgware deal. No party of men
should inveigle a man into beano a can-
didate without they intended to help
bias to do platform "tort, and this u
especially the can when the eaudidate
is • new man, poorly informed upon the
issues of the day, and almost utterly
devoid of platform ability. 1 know the
Conservative etadtdate well, personally,
and I knew biro t , be s decant little
gentleman, devoted to his practice, sed
a until member of the commeuity, but
I don't think it's the square thing for
the ward politicians to wheedle Lim
into toistt • party standard bearer, to
which he is omiueotly un£tted by train-
ing and by sutural acquirements, and
thee to desert him- Where are the
touting who about at T try convections i
Where u John Rumford, the first
choice 1 Where is John Beacom, the
diet of the Tory electorate? Where are
Campbell, and John.too, and thedough•
ty Doherty 1 And the hollow echo from
the hole in the wall answers, "Whore l'
There' a loose string in the Tory tonal -
date's •muience this trip, mut I wastoto
know hen and now what nght has the
Lib -Con. candidate to be fleeted thus
Corrrr .Tsrarcatit Routs canon
ran election meetings to West Hann to 1
suit hlneself It he is anxious to speak
let him bore • halt. He and the Ono
chore may be able to ren Dr. Taylur,uid
make him du and say (oldish thew, but
they have to stand aside when Col. Rem
gets upon his feet. The Provincial
Treasurer's fnends will rebuke Holmes'
impertinence end Campbell's iaterfer- i
ecce next Tuesday.
Tax friends of Cul. hoes must r.msm-
bar that no ballot is counted tiniest it
has been dropped is the box. No het
lot an be dropped in the box unless the
voter either domes nut or u brought out.
fie. to it, men of West Heron, that
every vote available is brought out for
the Prosiacial Treasurer. You have an
ornament to the legislature to vote for.
Roll op his majority for him. Let the
majority be a big one all •lour) the line -
The eyes of Ontario are on West Huron.
it was a sight to make men mole sad
angels weep to bear Wm. Campioell,
whose reputation as • temperance men
ia Dungannon le not every since the
Hoot) Act was growl, violated by the
Premier's party last mouth under his
very nose, accuse the temperance Lib-
erals of South Here,' of deserting Mr
Swene•rtor. :dr Somerton is not •
temperance candidate. like Mr Camp-
bell he never mime near • temperance
eonneetins, for fear it might hurt his
parer. lir 8weessefon has been disown-
ed by the Teetpett c. Unice nt lamer,
who know bine bee.; he has newer de-
nied that be drunk beer in • psirate
hoes. in Exeter. although the charge
was made before his fees at a public
on teeing in Breestield; and .t the very
no .mens Wm. Campbell nes shedding
' temp ever the de•ertios nI thee alleged
1testpsnnee e•ndidate by the temperance
*skletsen, James Fahey. the acted
Med./tont orator o4 Tareeto, was ea
the kestisgs is Horth Heroes pleedirg
for the return of the .oaalled t
candidate, Ott, he poeri.y
by his friends 1 Ai a anon tone remark-
e d, somewhere. "There's s Mamie the
fester' •
— But, while Ten on the Smith's Hill
meeting', I may as well state that there's
a mighty difereuce between the way to
which than meetings an now conduct-
ed and when 1 and somata( the neighbors
weren't motioned up with rheumatun►
away back years ago. Io the days of
yore, Whisky was King, and nearly all
the candidates no both sides had to bow
drown end worship at its sbnne. Why,
I've known theeendidates of both parties
to stand op at a bar with • bid wad of
bells, and lay the boodle on the counter
. lternatt.ly, and all op the free and in-
, . elesaws to swipe (Iowa the
"lush" until the larger portion of said
elector, were paralyzed by the influence
..1 the "red-eye," "forty -rod," "Jersey
Iighanirg," and "(loose -oil" with which
they lead Clela ed tbetnselves in the is-
teriM of good . t, and at the
expense of the hopeful mpir•ets. And
in the days of which I speak it was rare-
ly that the cuss who didn't bow down to
Benzine ever n.. to the occasion. But
things bare ebantted risco Henn•b was
• baby, and now the sober airman'
anise of the community is making itself
felt. Today when we go to a meeting,
and "Wizard -oil" is required, the candi-
date doesn't pet up the enlistees! secu-
rity, bet if the free and indspemiwt
elector wants to irrigate his r' ;, ,
he has to do it by melting his own little
'Apace. Th. moult is that the meetings
are more orderly, the audience has a
better np,,ortanity of hemetsg p hhie
questions dismissed, the platf..naiata
deal more with public woes and lees
with per.nnalitiea, and the hearers look
u p to their candidata' instead of down
at these. Tb. gospel of today, in poli-
ties se well as in every other branch of
busine« is, „The whisky head must go."
There is another .brevet making
itself felt in .lection scatters, and thee
is thn toluenes of the yeast .In i
resollect yean apo wheat f was • red-
h..d.d young fellow, with any amount
of amhltien and no opportunities, the
old -)barn ren else polities' ma•hine from
1Oasp. to Rarest., At that trine we
did. t have any tioeiniest, ea l a. are.
ar
.. ..x,-.'`"at�.�f:�.-_... _•.--••fir.:-_,
against Dr. Taylor end Mr Porter at all
the outaide meetings held by the Tory
party in the absence of the Provincial
Treasurer. '1'y, the young Liberals, old
Liberal* and Honest Conservatives I
say ge os arid labor faithfully- Yuu
have work before you from now until the
evening of po.11in. day. And if you fill
the bili as I know you can de it, on the
evening of the 2$th it will be found that
Hun. A. M. 11... has been sleeted an
West Huron, and llowet and Honest
Government .11I have swept the Pro-
nrias Mai.
Asacssaca of 300 majority for Col.
Roes have reached tie. Let every voter
determine that he will be the man to
wok. it 201. Let no Liberal end pat -
tint be left at home nn election day.
Mo. l'oarsk, of Fraser it, Porter, says
that he sold tie old sena for 9130,
when a clerk, and that the new series
toot 9135. 11r. Lurie says the mare
thin`. 'thews tau watueases agree. Aud
yet Tones will lie •lout the matter.
CAttrakLL Is on the Lorna of a
dilemma. He blames the Mowat ad-
ministration for appointing riding police
magistrates, and be alas blames Tee
b1IJAL (car nut WAWA their ai- nutweut.
Ewen though the &4* Act is the law of
c runty Win. Canyhcll can t,!.e either
hats.
Gnostic Blume died many years ago.
Don't go to the grave -yard. Let his
bones rest there. Look at the questions
of today in the lig:at of today. Let the
men who would tet Castkoli: sod Pro-
testant at one soother's thrusts, receive
their reward on Tuesday. We west
•'Pecs un earth and good will tc mos"
Vete for Pouts on Tuesday. He is no
bigot; sod is not booked by any news
paper whish tows religious strife.
Roam IsedIe •leas ere west Mmes.
t0ODsaiCN TOWN.
No. 1. Win. Elliott's wagon shop,
K►ng.tue street.
No. 2, Bees Prig's feed.tore,Eaat st.
No. 3, Town hall.
No. 4, Bot..' wagon shop, Victoria at
No. fl, D. Jordon'• furniture shop.
No. 6, John Brophy '• furniture shop.
Nu. 7, Jai Hays's house, William st.
aousstl•K tvow$SIIP.
No. 1, Orange hall, 4th «.o.
No. 2, Rudenck McRae's house, lit
18. ono. &
Nn. 6, 11. Elttrd's house. lot 13, Hu-
ron Road.
.»LatiKYi
No. 1, Heddle'' shop, Beamill.r.
Nn. 2, T . hall, Saltfurd.
No. 3, Township hell.
No. 4, Tesep.reno. brill, Leeburn.
*Rs11'L0.
No. 1, Echlin's tenni shop, Dunganncn.
No. 2, School Hoses No. 9.
No. 3, School House No. 6.
No. 4, M•haffy's office, Port Albin.
No. 6, School Hoose No. 2.
No. 6, Hugh Molotoeb'a house, lot 6,
cosi. 12.
Nu. 7, School Hoses No. 11
wain wawawoan.
No. 1. Court Room, Desg•enom.
Nr. 2, Wm Fowler's hoes., let SS,
eon. 11.
No:. , Township kWh
No. 4, Seho.1 Home No. 4.
KART wsw4KAY.
No. 1, School How No• 10.
Nn 2, ',shoot House " 13.
No. 3, School How " A
No. 4, Ake Restoel'e bone, lot 20,
mos, lilt
ere more.
100. 6, Hurspttr.y R'ed'o poem; lot
27, ooc. T.
No. G, T hall, Loodeeberv..
Na 7, Meta Hoorn No. 11.
C'Jwy/aw-
110. 1, 8lteting Risk, Preteens street.
No. 2, Tows hail.
No. 3, Down's repair shop.
No. 4, fasmeel Castles' hew.
Ito 6. MmMerebw's f•eaitie mill shop.
No. 6, ltemball's earraore shop.
No7, Diekessoe's enamor shop.
No A, tl . ehtsuet shiny. •
am.
111. 1, Town hall.
No. 2, Mr Reg.e.ms's how,Que.n se.
w t1NImA N -
No. 1, Wen Ridd's veterinary pace.
No. 2, Homnth'a betiding, lately us
eupievl by Jas Metleir..
No, 3. (loaned ehamhers e -
i lir. 4, ioglis' wading lseteee'. moo.
THE W RIG HT PAPERS'
Uncle link:eke Makes a Little
tipeoch.
Ne Noodle. rhe Leadl.a quash..' of
.ear 1e me. mw• Prrallser Mrls-
Auovit
Kest Waeaooek, Dec. 20 fist, 1886.
DIMS 1':t.trot,—Once more I take my
pen an hand to give you a little red h.4
shot t f a poi -Mika' muter. As this is the
' last ishoo otyour i.eper afore the )Arlt=
t ItcOlLLII't'DI)Y NKOS Pi wt.l.name
t 91.80 A YBAIL L\ ADVAAt 1.
It sot the meetii' a tloukoo .
"This nein' a g,,ieICcnaervativ.• house -
bold," cried I, in trajne toot... "There
will be a bible here. H•t.d it t . u,e.
The rued book was bn.ukht tee. I
took rut my ItaudkenLt,1t and wiped ..N
the dust that hal sa,•ouo",latetl on ilii
bable, aril some iv the i.li..' tittered.
Sevin' the to -Aid; was also full of dried
dowers aid !coves and other things that
had been put is there share they
wuulda't be dietsrted, 1 asked for a
smeller bible, se I eatlt.d to talk on
the kw.sts►us of the theleksltua•.
The span of the house pulled my oral
tdtKwttsyr `Who wink- getsontnaiier --
al'thun, I hope you wont !rued this out. I hitle. aa we can't read little print."
nati think, the, that you dement print "Then,'. says 1, "I wall not' make that
st. Howsinuerer, here's the pian, onslaught on theta Helekshl:ua, se the
They was orfully disappeni.d at tit. discussion of naivetes' matters are set
Helen's that the jeeical doctor and lir sea rule suited tosponserrstite mettle's',
Porter didn't turn up as biiletl N one of mere especially %Wen a leper hasn't seen
the fed.rs felt so bed at not getiso Pur- the boor. of llelekaLui.+. But the think
ter, that they drur to Dougannon and meat he wrung, for the ?I..' mals w."
got some °Lehr more fiery stuff,that bit- The yung man he put in his talk
eth like a serpent. We have au fee atter and he says, "Itut the if r'' fust of
good ts!kers.mung our lokal wen that all said thee. •r!ekshu..s i.$ jos) ilii)
they felt it sore to miss Lbw elokweaoe of thio:.'
Dr. Tai car's freed, t,.ot.or and adrsr- I fit se t he linen deter with my eye as
notIn e: ut I sari : "Tete 1/5O1, yang nee, is a grate
their disappint,aethey sent fur jurnal, and must alter its riots to soot
me, to talk neer the is;i.an of the (7,4y ju
the need of the grate Conservative party,
the house of one of the faithful trends of ..f which vim,. busill. metsber -Tie
gaeatame is in its manysided_ ler. .
i bad my good clothe. 0111"r tlw t t. snin' fur the birtouunit ; it's
time , u a week daj since 1 was at Duo-
i temperance for the prohibitionists; it's
eauuon, end heeled the preemyer in the Protestant for the Om
reoxeen , it's Coe
karrege. l kontess that my stiff, 'kirk i esnativ. forour grate party ; and it's
k,.11ar felt like a hiss's as I put it ou. j indepandeut for those who don' know
and my',rfut dreem a kind o' came up t whoever."
afore my meutuel vizhua as 1 dressed for I then warmed up our fellers on the
the mectin.' eggtel!esee of our ksadydate, his wide
There warn't many out, a. the Bream' eggtptrieaos in pohtiks, his mitey Bras(.
w as cold, and the meetau' was a kind ••: o.{ publik kwesh.ms, end his Iocency and
private like. etokweaa.. I Limed by rereetan' the
After the perli.ninanes had barn set- langway;e of Mister t'atuet,aur her,ertetik
tied, and I was interduced. I rrsdr lay ride► president 'he's not a vitro' camel
bow to tho aujence a til t.,w, but a ( owin' t: a week tack) about our po.pp'ar
rather *mal tujeuce . sod satJ I was df. kasidyda:e . •'Dr. Tabor," says he,
kited to address them ua tion grate end •'sill be a very eluk went speeker toy the
krooeheal kwestioss of the dal "Wel time be gets to be a liebiuet Minster."
are here,- says 1, "to stand bt the its* And JI.ster Cartel is rite.
that free spread before me," mei I pint- i Wastst you tt.e kompelrnents of the
ed with my finger to the ei .•t the 'resent T . R V.,ta rtT
nom as i struck a lite and drautattu a,-
titond. {• T
the lila cause near St. Helen's.
"Tbet ain't a Hag." said the man of
the hoes') in s whisper, '')bat's my eons-
an's new shawL"
I dropped the nag ssubjek a kind •
quick like, and perceedt.d: "Gentle-
men, I now Dome to the kwsstion of the
skool bcnks. Yuu alt know that the
p1or cb'Idrsn have to buy new skool
howls, and the series hosts fire yenta-- more nor they did afore the change.. mots means five ots in the fire or six
)-errs else child goes to the public
skool. Think on it—a whole tent a hi
yeer Some on en en it a burden to
drop in a test on the plate a Sunday
mace • week ; and yet the child must
pay that same amount of money, a hole
cent, once a year, )win' to the inkrvese
in the price of books, If that cent was
out by. and elven to the heathen,' iassumedsays. as 1 assumed a look of benerrnl-
once, '•who knows what good that cent a
veer might do. A cent u a cent."
b.
"la theobawomb the extra cent l'sek-
ed • rung man who had dropped in tiles
the farmer's darter, not knoeiu' 1 sem
10 be present that weenie.'
''liutig man,"mneedi-
er
I,"tett ain't eth-
er here nor there. A cent a • cent_
Somemy the print and paper was bet-
ter, atm there's more in 'gni, sad the
Linden's better. 1 OMNI say. as i never
eanpared 'em ; bet. yang man, the
cent's • Dent. The crownio' malt is
this book bssiner," i kontiuird, "ie
that dist feller Nelson hat leech Miter
once over Mr Mowat that he has forced government esnttelnan'government to poet in
the High schools a book a puffin' himself
ap. I hare a oevvy (t sister 's sun` •
min' to. the Hitch *hod, and among his
books 1 sed "A 1sife of Nelson,'- .rite
tee by a feller named Southey, said te
be • henget on on,
f the Grit CL.reri .M,
sad • trend of Archbishop1S;inti''."
Here the applaws was d.fwnin , and 1
took advantage .it it to swiroft myself tm
to the melt (seat. (ft barely covered my
esitw.(I Sneer oft the tumbler, i ekes
gave it to Kennel Ross shoot the mythi-
cal steeples. Of were the Kernel vasal
there, ?vet no follows generally give it
west 1.. the Korn,' when h. ain't
there.
''There sin') no morp'ou at •11, ' says
1, "i know Ottawa, it. Look at t heir s
hos of looney in that government, sod
all the 1 get a
✓ esell at the Gish pats , cwt there tont
be Perennial serptin the Pe►veial treasury,
Msesses• none of it era. to site o the
awe •d Kttretel lues or his Ir
o the £Raton of West Harot1 :
Ga.Tt.srax,—The t'inter Lea/Wotan
has been din. Teed, and the Mowat Ad-
ministration, after fourteen yeses t f
faithful service in the ieterests of the
Province, attain appeals to the Pattie
fur a renewal of their ennfidence. f is
tw�sl t Ott W nest and Mcoomic Ad.
ministration, Wise and Prudent Legisla-
tion, and manly defence •-} Provincial'
Rights, ought to entitis it to a favorable
verdict. Asa member of that Ldministrs-
ti.,n, sharing •n, and proud cat its achieve -
'news and unblemished reputation, re-
sponsible also for any of its shortcom-
ings, I submit myself to the Electors of
West Hur.,a. Ow three successive o.ca•
RAMS at a private member you gate me
your cenfideoce. 1 am Lot coneeioue of
having, while filling the mote hops, -teat
position of 0a6.44 Mihietee foe the poet. --d..,..,,,
three Beare, neglected tour is.tereets. If
you appetite of ely pest C. ton. arid think
I can Serie you with •drat tale in the
future, I respectfully aa: you easce again
M five me roar supt•ort
i *m. Oeat!en-er.
1 our olieeiier.t sen aro,
A. M. ROS.
Detieria t itte ter 2•it b, I neti
lbw neeww Lisa.
O.
Tw the remora The 'asst
sir ---is your 1.w of
the 17th lust , y u stat. ~the akar wee
quit a rtt.tent to get the (l.dermb iows-
q.bip e-ter's list st =J0, when this gamic.
Simi offered to do the work (tor 01w." Per•
nit we ti may the Gooderich Stos did not
pert nth for prinstag tis voters lists for
fludeneh Tewuship for the rwe.eot year
What the Beier ant fair the work was
01'*74. The pehlic . dl drew their uwu
inftrrenee. Yours rsapoec/fully.
J&wsi Panne, To.aahip Cietk,
Tar above, of true, .nuld be • oem-
pleb 4newer to TOR 4... AL ; but it is moat
tree. The Styr d.1 set prit.t the Gude-
Fish towa.htp voter* list. for 06174.
it charged an additional sem. owisg to
Jodie Tools' deciding that • chas=e of
form should be made in the get tip of the
amore hie*. %t • offered to print the
sew form of Irate .t 910, ear tender her
the .1d style. The Sear got a lams is
*gess es Its feeder. and lir. Patti e
know. .t. We will refer further to 11.8♦
matter if Mr. rl'tvO t-' deat.et,